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is it common for DNS hosts to provide delegated access at the granularity of individual records? I don't want my webserver to have the ability to change my ent
by blibble 9y ago
is it common for DNS hosts to provide delegated access at the granularity of individual records?
I don't want my webserver to have the ability to change my entire zonefile just so it can authorise certificates!
- Shoothe 9y agoIn OVH you can restrict token access to individual resources (in this case one record) at token creation time.
- josteink 9y agoIf you’re doing DNS-based auth you don’t need to renew the certainly on the web-server at all. You can generate them on a secure host (or container) which pushes the certs to the machines which needs them.
- level3 9y agoNot sure if it will work for your use case, but you can also CNAME the _acme-challenge record to a different domain (or a subdomain with a separate zonefile), dedicated only to authorizing certificates.